Dr. Potashkin received her BA, with honors, from Clark University, a nationally-renowned psychology department. The psychology faculty elected her into Phi Beta Kappa, an academic honor. She completed her masters and Ph.D. (1981) at Yeshiva University. She is also a certified School Psychologist in New York State. She published an article in 1993 entitled “The relative efficacy of Ritalin and biofeedback in the treatment of hyperactivity”.

The re-membering and expression of your unique soul story is crucial to the health of both yourself and the planet. The major shifts we are experiencing as a species require that we become conscious creators of our lives, our relationships, and our communities. Our lives, both individual and collective, depend on the radical healing and transformation of every individual. Your life has never and will never be lived again by anyone else. The gifts that you carry are waiting to be received. Our work together will create the space needed to tell, sing, dance, and honor your soul story. My work with others is a process of co-discovery within which we engage in a dialogue with all parts of your being-mind, body, and spirit. I am a Transpersonal Therapist with a nature and body-cnetered approach to healing. Website: www.Re-Membering.com

Quandary Peak Counseling is a counseling and psychotherapy psychologist practice in Denver, Colorado. I specialize in working with individuals or couples who have experienced emotional or physical trauma, are grieving a loss, have interpersonal conflicts or been diagnosed with a personality disorder, or experience psychosis/schizophrenia.

Leah Raulerson is a clinical intern at Noeticus Counseling Center & Training Institute. As a Masters student at Naropa, Leah studies Somatic Counseling, with concentrations in Body Psychotherapy and Dance/Movement Therapy. Leah is a trauma-informed, client centered therapist using mindfulness, body awareness, and movement to connect and reintegrate the self and the self in relationship.